Nathanba

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by Nathanba 3y ago
yes one of the most frustrating things is to deal with people who come in and ask for data to support an idea. You suddenly have to justify common sense and good ideas to people who don't have any data for their ideas either but they&#
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by Nathanba 3y ago
but that's how it's officially supposed to be in other companies as well and it never works out that way. The PM sits at the middle of customers, leadership and implementation and the leadership then continually talks to the PMs a
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>The problems arose when we put in the product management process - the whole committee/requirement/signoff thing the article describes and I mentioned in my earlier comment. That created a formal bureaucratic mechanism for var
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by Nathanba 3y ago
> gather information from users on what is/isn't working for them trivial and part of analytics and bug reporting that anyone can have a look at and it's the same job that the QA team does too which you are in contact with
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by Nathanba 3y ago
I think this is for people who want to run their own cloudflare workers (sort of) and since nobody wants to run full node for that, they want a small runtime that just executes js/wasm in an isolated way. But I wonder why they don&#x27
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by Nathanba 3y ago
well you hired them, why didn't you ask them why they never wanted to actually deploy their code and prove that it works on more than just localhost?
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muslims deny the divinity of Jesus and therefore do not have the same God.
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by Nathanba 3y ago
Can you calm down? I didn't say that I was special and I'm not your "bruh". The few super rich people who buy 100 million dollar properties in the middle of a city for personal use as their only home are not the problem.
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by Nathanba 3y ago
>No man is an island; land should be seen as something rented from the people right but if this is my only piece of land where I live on, I am "the people". I need to live somewhere, I have no choice. It's like asking a pr
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by Nathanba 3y ago
I had the same thought but it goes beyond the internet: A surprisingly large amount of all human economic activity is around exploiting other people's psyche/biology. And then we wonder why everything is so broken. Well we allow p
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by Nathanba 3y ago
well I really thought that the whole point of passkeys was that they are tied to the device. Syncing a passkey should have only meant that you have a backup, not that you can actually log in from a totally different device with that other d
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by Nathanba 3y ago
it's better than a password because good passwords pretty much require to be generated by password managers in this day and age. Which means you can't actually remember them anyway, yet a password is still hackable or guessable Th
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the countless lives that are saved because someone didn't want to do something illegal by starting drinking/drugs just don't show up so easily in statistics. I don't think that it's so useful to so exclusively focus
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I wouldn't be so sure yet, the damage that drugs can do is immense. Meanwhile the damage of outlawing drugs is mainly from imperfect enforcement and inflicted on people who willingly broke a law for personal enjoyment. A person that g
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by Nathanba 3y ago
well from your response I think I can guess why you keep running into these problems so often. While superficially you understand that people don't want to do the extra work you don't really understand why nor do you even understa
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by Nathanba 3y ago
wouldnt it have been easier to port the Haxe code to AS3? afaik both language are very similar. Then you wouldn't have a problem and you wouldnt have to rely on them to learn your codebase. Likewise I doubt that the parser being writte
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by Nathanba 3y ago
I think whether something can only run on the company's service is the differentiating factor. So if Unity games all required to be played on unity3d.com or if they all required online communication with unity3d servers to function at
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you could still return it when you see a better toaster on an ad. It's probably a stronger signal than what they could otherwise get
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>The threat of violence is violence No, muddying up terms and words is not okay. The threat of violence is not violence. It's a threat. And I say that as someone who thinks that threats should carry a far (FAR) higher penalty than t
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by Nathanba 3y ago
But Amazon dropped Gab for even flimsier reasons
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Power does not corrupt, it's just that these people were always bad people and power gives them the tools to do some bad things.
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by Nathanba 3y ago
The problem with pijul is that the command line interface is not really better than what git has. I tried pijul several times over the years and last month I couldn't even figure out how to make a commit and push it. I think it should
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by Nathanba 3y ago
I think that's not true actually, freedom of speech absolutely implies a requirement for broadcast. Speech is in itself a broadcast, the intent is that you're supposed to be able to be heard - otherwise it would be called freedom
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also it's probably very hard to get to that individual car on the ship, unlike how it would be on a road
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yes I think he doesnt seem to understand that the absolute last thing that you want is to be known by criminals. For anything. Next time they need an X done where X is whatever your job happens to be, they know who to get
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by Nathanba 3y ago
it is strange why anyone would pay for the oracle jre when you can pick from one of many implementations that are free. There are some tiny differences in the oracle jdk but just try to swap them out, it should be pretty easy
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wont help much because people are themselves walking ads, always self promoting, constantly mirroring what they are told from somewhere else or by someone else
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by Nathanba 3y ago
also killed my irc bot that scrapes tweets to display them. Imo It won't help twitter to have no free read API calls, people won't click on every twitter link just to read two lines of text. I'd only need ~30 a day but I&#x27
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You make a perfectly valid point, if something is used in food production that is only safe in trace quantities then a simple mistake on the assembly line could easily lead to larger quantities ending up in your food and suddenly you have c
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40% is definitely near 50%

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